On 19 June 2006 13:46, astro wrote:
> Dear Dave Korn,
>
> OK, next thing is maybe it reckons your files are binary for some reason.
> Try adding the -a (--text) option to your command line.
>
> It worked after giving this parameter.
> But still wondering how come this was working before even w
Dear Dave Korn,
OK, next thing is maybe it reckons your files are binary for some reason.
Try adding the -a (--text) option to your command line.
It worked after giving this parameter.
But still wondering how come this was working before even without giving -a
option!!!
I thank you a lot for y
On 19 June 2006 12:09, astro wrote:
> As you suggested, First me too thought that it might be due to -q option in
> effect.
> So I tried -n, -y options. But still I am getting the same message as "Files
> x.txt y.txt differ".
OK, next thing is maybe it reckons your files are binary for some rea
Dear Dave Korn,
Thanks for your help.
As you suggested, First me too thought that it might be due to -q option in
effect.
So I tried -n, -y options. But still I am getting the same message as "Files
x.txt y.txt differ".
And I tried ur other suggestions alias & Set.. Here also I could not find
a
On 19 June 2006 11:21, astro wrote:
> I tried to compare the files in two different directories and directed the
> output into another directory.
> I could achieve this by writing a serious commands. But when I did that I
> gave the file name for the diff output as difffile1,difffile2 etc.,
>
> B
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